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Siestas
I think I shall go home for a snooze
Trying to combat and fighting to keep awake
Is of no use
The Spaniards in particular know of the benefits
Of going for a siesta and the pillow to hit
Putting on pause the incessant calls
To work produce work produce work produce
For in the end if you are not in tip top shape
In a manner, on your face you will fall.
Trying to combat and fighting to keep awake
Is of no use
The Spaniards in particular know of the benefits
Of going for a siesta and the pillow to hit
Putting on pause the incessant calls
To work produce work produce work produce
For in the end if you are not in tip top shape
In a manner, on your face you will fall.
Published 30th Aug 2023
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31st Aug 2023 2:20pm
The Spanish will tell you that waking up after a siesta can be harder than getting out of bed in the morning, Robert.
It's essential to limit how long you nap for..Waking during a slow wave sleep cycle (longer than 90 minutes) will usually leave you feeling groggy. Age it seems ignores rhyme and reason in relation to the third of our lives spent sleeping, but as far as I know the Vikings rarely had time for a nap.
Best ~Abra
It's essential to limit how long you nap for..Waking during a slow wave sleep cycle (longer than 90 minutes) will usually leave you feeling groggy. Age it seems ignores rhyme and reason in relation to the third of our lives spent sleeping, but as far as I know the Vikings rarely had time for a nap.
Best ~Abra
